(Note: slipping the last 2 sts of each row purlwise, then
turning the work and knitting those sts in the next row, creates a very
clean,
even edge on garter st fabric.)

Continue to work for the desired length of the moebius scarf.
A long scarf (around 50”) can be double wrapped for greater
warmth.
A shorter scarf (around 26”) is more like a hood. (Both
photos show
short length of 26".) To have a truly seamless garment,
finish up
by working row 8.

Carefully work a needle back into the invisible cast on sts so that
the point is facing in the opposite direction as the needle you left
the
sts on. (see diagram)
Remove the holding yarn. Bring the two needle points
together, laying the needles side by side (see diagram below), and
weave a seamless join.
The twist will make the scarf fold nicely under the chin.

Variation:
To make this scarf without joining into a moebius ring, work a normal
cast on of only 28 sts and work pattern to desired length, then cast
off.

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sale. Pegg Thomas disclaims any and all liability for
unsatisfactory results. All information has been presented in
good faith, but due to individual stitching abilities, no warranty of
results is guaranteed.